In 624 CE, Meccan leaders sent an army to try to defeat Muhammad at the Battle of Badr. Read the following passages about the battle. Then follow the instructions below.
Account based on oral sources
Muhammad led a group of about 300 men to Badr. There, they met about 1,000 Meccans who were much better equipped. Muhammad told his men to wait for his order. As the Meccans approached, a sandstorm struck and weakened their attack. Muhammad's men advanced, and they were able to defeat the Meccans.
Account from the Quran
Allah gave you victory in the battle of Badr, where your forces were much weaker than those of the enemy. . . . remember when you said to the believers, "Is it not enough that your Lord is helping you with a force of three thousand angels sent (from the heavens)?"
Al Imran 3:123-4 in Muhammad Sarwar, The Holy Quran: Arabic Text and English Translation. Copyright 2011 by The Islamic Seminary.
Decide if each of the following details was included in the account based on oral sources, the account from the Quran, or both.